Seagull58
In the Algarve
I heard that the dogs are very cheap and up for anything but you should be careful of the packs of wild rabid whores.
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Lanzarote advice
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I heard that the dogs are very cheap and up for anything but you should be careful of the packs of wild rabid whores.
Raleigh Chopper
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Canary Islands = a short flight for a nice cheap winter sunshine break only. And, even then I would carefully choose which resort on which island.
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
Timanfaya National Park is worth a trip, It feels like being on the moon. The restaurant at the top (El Diablo) has great panoramic views, not that cheap and the food is basic, but it is grilled over a volcanic pit using the heat from the volcano which is it's other USP.
Rancho Texas if it is still there is a must do, a great night out.
I enjoyed Lanzarote and it's unique landscape very much.
Rancho Texas if it is still there is a must do, a great night out.
I enjoyed Lanzarote and it's unique landscape very much.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The best answer.
Ben's Grandad, when you go anywhere there is a website called Trip Advisor. You will get better advice on restaurants, hotels etc in any given place, than asking Nsc all the time.
BensGrandad
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2 points: I went on to trip adviser and most of the reports were dated from 2010 to 2014 I am going in 2016. Also I prefer the views of people who have been with their varying views rather than somebody who is just filling in a form and answering for convenience. I would trust NSC more so than trip adviser. We went to Fuengirola and Sams in Los Boliches was eventually rated No 1 restaurant on Trip Advisor but we thought that it was poor with many better.
No, but neither does HH.
Thunder Bolt
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2 points
People don't go on Trip Advisor and answer for convenience.
I wouldn't trust Nsc. lol
BensGrandad
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As I said I posted the same question on google and it threw up Trip Advisor with all the reports dated 2010 to 2014 not many current.
Thunder Bolt
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I've just clicked on the link in post 2 of this thread. The very first restaurant is Asia Delicious with an entry dated 12/4/16.
The second restaurant is Lomo Alto with an entry dated 13/4/16.
Seagulls over Essex
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The restaurants will be better than the ones you experienced in Calais earlier this year BG. And the beaches are nicer too. And you won't have to eat any of that French muck either.
joker
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We went to PDC in February for the second time, it is a good destination as long as you don't want it to lively.
There are plenty of eateries there at very reasonable prices, I also recommend the Hawaiin Bar for somewhere just to have a drink, it's got Sky sports, drinks are cheap, San Miguel €1.50 during happy hour, 1pm - 5pm & 8pm - 10pm, free wi-fi and good atmosphere.
Lovely beach walks, a great bus service.
I reckon you'll like it, and baddy is well cheap if you smoke, Golden Virginia €48 for 10x50g
Hope this is helpful BG
There are plenty of eateries there at very reasonable prices, I also recommend the Hawaiin Bar for somewhere just to have a drink, it's got Sky sports, drinks are cheap, San Miguel €1.50 during happy hour, 1pm - 5pm & 8pm - 10pm, free wi-fi and good atmosphere.
Lovely beach walks, a great bus service.
I reckon you'll like it, and baddy is well cheap if you smoke, Golden Virginia €48 for 10x50g
Hope this is helpful BG
Love it in PDC, going again in October
Restaurants plentiful, loads on the strip and in the old town. Most do a special menu where you can get a starter and main for under €10. If you like steak then try a place called Maritoni - small place on the front that looks nothing from the outside but it's always busy at night and the fillet is awesome for about €13.
Most places offer a special breakfast for under €3 which includes sausage, bacon, egg, beans and a brew so you can't go wrong really - just have a look at which places are busier and have a squizz on people's plates.
Drinking is reasonable. Nice to have a beer facing the see at Ruta 66 where Heineken is about €2.50/pint and the cocktails are decent for about €5 in the day. Most places show the footy so if you're there for the euros that'll be a bonus.
One thing I really like about the place is that it's 5 mins from the airport and taxis are about €15.
Defo do the Timanfaya tour - we hired a car last year and did that followed by some tapas in a village in the middle of nowhere.
Have a good time bud, like someone said before it's the best canary island imo
Restaurants plentiful, loads on the strip and in the old town. Most do a special menu where you can get a starter and main for under €10. If you like steak then try a place called Maritoni - small place on the front that looks nothing from the outside but it's always busy at night and the fillet is awesome for about €13.
Most places offer a special breakfast for under €3 which includes sausage, bacon, egg, beans and a brew so you can't go wrong really - just have a look at which places are busier and have a squizz on people's plates.
Drinking is reasonable. Nice to have a beer facing the see at Ruta 66 where Heineken is about €2.50/pint and the cocktails are decent for about €5 in the day. Most places show the footy so if you're there for the euros that'll be a bonus.
One thing I really like about the place is that it's 5 mins from the airport and taxis are about €15.
Defo do the Timanfaya tour - we hired a car last year and did that followed by some tapas in a village in the middle of nowhere.
Have a good time bud, like someone said before it's the best canary island imo
Since1982
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It's a fab place. We go to Playa Blanca at least once a year for some guaranteed sunshine and stunning scenery. Food can be a bit touristy but still good value and tasty. You must see the volcanoes and also visit the north of the island, an easy drive and a very different Lanzo.
Have done all the CI's and return most years to PB in LZ, love it there, however you can't beat Marbs, back down there in Sept for my 47th bday [emoji4]
LamieRobertson
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Bill Cassidy's tie up
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Ola by far the best I've come across
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Went to PDC just before Xmas. Bottle of Cava in Lidl cost 1.80 euros 
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Have you tried Fuerteventura? El Cotillo is stunning, little fishing village with Caribbean style turquoise lagoons with dazzling white sand at one end of the village, and some of the best surfing in Europe at the other end. WELL worth checking out.